LONGITUDINAL EVOLUTION OF DISSOLVED ORGANIC NITROGEN BIOAVAILABILITY
FROM FRESHWATER TO ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEM
Siti Jariani Mohd Jani and Gurpal S. Toor
Soil & Water Quality Laboratory, Gulf Coast Research and Education Center,
University of Florida, Wimauma, FL
Why this Research?
Contribution of DON to nutrient
enrichment and eutrophication in
water bodies is poorly understood
and usually neglected.
Objective:
To determine the longitudinal
evolution of DON and it’s
bioavailability from freshwater to
estuarine ecosystem.
Bioassay Experiment:
Five days incubation under 12:12
light:dark cycle.
Outcome of Research?
Free flowing river
(1‐5)
Impounded river
(6&7)
Estuarine
(8‐11)
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